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ANOTHER group is standing up to Carney’s attacks on their rights as he protects corporate greed.

Kids in court over the feds’ climate inaction.

Indigenous leaders are readying to fight for their rights.

Now, unions are setting up a war room over attacks to the right to strike:
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WATCH THE FULL VIDEO HERE: youtu.be/Ok6U76c34dU?si…
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On Monday, it was kids taking the government to court over its climate inaction.

On Wednesday, it was Indigenous leaders gearing up for a fight for their rights.

Today, it's labour leaders establishing a war room to fight Carney's attack on their rights.

A storm is coming.
Canada's unions won't back down.

Today, labour leaders announced plans for a national war room to fight Carney's attacks on the right to strike.

The govt wants a stronger economy, but it's picking an unfair fight with the workers who keep it running.

canadianlabour.ca/canadas-labour…
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I will say, if Liberal MPs are feeling irrelevant, this is how you change that.

You arguably *are* irrelevant right now, with how Carney is calling all the shots and making you guys look like cowards as he yanks the party to the right.

But history remembers those who stand up.
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Interesting: a lone Liberal MP (@beytanveer) voted out of step with his caucus to say "yea" to @LeahGazan's bill protecting the right to strike, which the Liberals are currently attacking.

However, he also voted to attack the right to strike by supporting Bill C-39.
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Did one of the Liberal MPs grow a spine that was missing two weeks prior (better late than never I guess)? Was this a fluke? or was this an obvious political move like the Conservative "yea" vote?

Either way, kinda interesting.
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So we can’t “afford” to meet our previous climate emissions reductions targets but Carney announced today we’re investing $1.6 billion in the AI company Cohere.

This government is so tech bro coded ughhhhhhh
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Rachel Gilmore retweeted
Canada appeals landmark rulings that found it has legal duties on First Nations water and housing

“The Government of Canada continues to fight us in Court over one of our most basic rights as human beings”

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Rachel Gilmore retweeted
Canada appeals landmark rulings that found it has legal duties on First Nations water and housing

“The Government of Canada continues to fight us in Court over one of our most basic rights as human beings”

#cdnpoli
aptnnews.ca/national-news/…
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I'm not sure most Canadians realize what's happening right now with Indigenous folks and the Carney government.

But I’m going to use my platform today to show you.

I sure hope the government listens...because otherwise, a storm is coming:
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Here’s Chief Na’Moks of the Wet’suwet’en Nation:

“To Prime Minister Carney and the politicians studying Bill C-39, I have a message for you: our rights are not yours to bargain away.”
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“You will see us, the youth, both in the cities, but also on the land. The very land where these major projects will take place,” said Jeronimo Kataquapit from Attawapiskat First Nation.

“We are already there and will continue to be there and show our presence, day after day.“
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“We’ve been in these halls all week, and what we’ve been hearing is that your government, your Canadian government, is biting its own head off,” Katisha Paul from NEPENEḴ.

“And we’ll stand by and watch — and meet you on the front lines.”
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